Yes, I now believe this is the Gorham hallmark for gold. It definitely is not their silver hallmark. It is an impressed lion overlaid on an anchor.
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fork spoon knife by: Anonymous
Yes, I have the same mark on flatware that is also 14K. They are dated 1909 by an engraving on the handle. It looks like an anchor with a horse or lion or some other animal overlaid on the anchor. It also is marked 14K. There are no other marks denoting it to be English. (Yes, I know the anchor is an English Gold mark.) I reviewed the early Gorham symbol hallmarks and do not believe it is by Gorham. Although, I do believe it is by a company in the US. I can find a couple of auction records which show this mark, but no one identified who made it.
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that's gorham's mark by: firstsyh
this mark from gorham. please read this site https://www.antiquers.com/threads/gold-hallmark-can-anyone-identify-this.22162/
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PYX 14K by: Anonymous
I have the exact same hallmark on a PYX 14K gold communion wafer holder. I cannot find it anywhere!
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Lion over an achor by: Anonymous
I think what we are looking at is a partial stamp of a lion over an anchor. Because the piece is curved and the points on the anchor are not fully formed.
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I have the same mark question- by: Margie
I have a 7 piece vanity accessories set each has the exact same mark; I have a large hand mirror, brush, nail file, shoehorn, large crystal container w/gold lid & two matching smaller containers w/gold lids.
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More Information Requested by: Help Elf
What is the object on which the gold mark appears?
